LAW SCHOOL
Undergraduate Summative Coursework
Coversheet
Single Coursework Units
Only
SECTION 1 - TO BE COMPLETED BY STUDENT
2 1 3 5 7 9 2
STUDENT NUMBER:
(7 digits, available on StudentInfo and the back of your Ucard)
UNIT CODE: LAWD UNIT TITLE: Law and State
COURSEWORK TITLE/QUESTION: ‘The case of Evans v Attorney General (2015) WORD COUNT: 1,993
illustrates the ongoing tension between a number of core principles of the UK
Constitution’. Discuss
DATE DUE: 29/03/22 EXTENSION DATE (IF GIVEN):
BY SUBMITTING THIS WORK ONLINE USING MY UNIQUE LOG-IN AND PASSWORD I DECLARE THAT I HAVE READ THE
COURSEWORK GUIDELINES CONCERNING SUBMISSION PROCEDURES AND REFERENCING, THAT THIS SUBMISSION IS
ENTIRELY MY OWN WORK, AND THAT IT DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY PLAGIARISED MATERIAL. I UNDERSTAND THAT IT
MAY BE SUBMITTED TO TURNITIN PLAGIARISM DETECTION SOFTWARE.
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR WORK IN WORD
All students have access to Word via free Office 365 software from the University here. Give yourself sufficient time
to transfer your work to Word if you are using different software.
Please see the Assessment Guidelines for information on how to submit.
PENALTIES
You will incur a penalty if you:
submit your work late (12 midday is the deadline time for all summative pieces of work);
go over the word count;
discover after the deadline that you submitted an incorrect document and want to replace your
original submission
Information on the Late Submission Policy can be found in the Assessment Guidelines.
UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL LAW SCHOOL: FEEDBACK (SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT: UNDERGRADUATE)
, Unit LAWD Student no.
Assessment title/description
The Comments Section (below)
These comments are directed at the work that has been marked to help you reflect on what you did particularly well, what you might have
done differently, and how you can improve your marks in future work.
Comments
Mark: Date:
Please note that this mark does not include any penalties (late submission/word count/plagiarism if applicable).
The mark confirmed by School and Faculty Examination Boards is published on MyBristol.
Undergraduate Summative Coursework
Coversheet
Single Coursework Units
Only
SECTION 1 - TO BE COMPLETED BY STUDENT
2 1 3 5 7 9 2
STUDENT NUMBER:
(7 digits, available on StudentInfo and the back of your Ucard)
UNIT CODE: LAWD UNIT TITLE: Law and State
COURSEWORK TITLE/QUESTION: ‘The case of Evans v Attorney General (2015) WORD COUNT: 1,993
illustrates the ongoing tension between a number of core principles of the UK
Constitution’. Discuss
DATE DUE: 29/03/22 EXTENSION DATE (IF GIVEN):
BY SUBMITTING THIS WORK ONLINE USING MY UNIQUE LOG-IN AND PASSWORD I DECLARE THAT I HAVE READ THE
COURSEWORK GUIDELINES CONCERNING SUBMISSION PROCEDURES AND REFERENCING, THAT THIS SUBMISSION IS
ENTIRELY MY OWN WORK, AND THAT IT DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY PLAGIARISED MATERIAL. I UNDERSTAND THAT IT
MAY BE SUBMITTED TO TURNITIN PLAGIARISM DETECTION SOFTWARE.
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR WORK IN WORD
All students have access to Word via free Office 365 software from the University here. Give yourself sufficient time
to transfer your work to Word if you are using different software.
Please see the Assessment Guidelines for information on how to submit.
PENALTIES
You will incur a penalty if you:
submit your work late (12 midday is the deadline time for all summative pieces of work);
go over the word count;
discover after the deadline that you submitted an incorrect document and want to replace your
original submission
Information on the Late Submission Policy can be found in the Assessment Guidelines.
UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL LAW SCHOOL: FEEDBACK (SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT: UNDERGRADUATE)
, Unit LAWD Student no.
Assessment title/description
The Comments Section (below)
These comments are directed at the work that has been marked to help you reflect on what you did particularly well, what you might have
done differently, and how you can improve your marks in future work.
Comments
Mark: Date:
Please note that this mark does not include any penalties (late submission/word count/plagiarism if applicable).
The mark confirmed by School and Faculty Examination Boards is published on MyBristol.
